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CLP Holdings Limited
11 September 2026

CLP CEO Discusses Regional Cooperation and
Energy Transition Investment at APEC Forum
T.K. Chiang, Chief Executive Officer of CLP Holdings, yesterday spoke at the 12th Asia-
Pacific Forum on Energy Sustainable Development and the High-level Dialogue
between APEC Energy Ministers and Business Leaders held on the sidelines of the 16th
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Energy Ministerial Meeting at China
National Convention Center in Beijing. The forum brought together senior government
officials, business leaders and representatives of international organisations to discuss
energy transition investment and regional cooperation.

Mr Chiang participated in a panel discussion on the roles of governments and
businesses in unlocking energy investments, moderated by Asian Development Bank
Deputy Director General Mr Priyantha Wijayatunga. Other panellists included
Canada’s Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources
Mr Corey Hogan, Papua New Guinea’s Minister for Energy Mr Peter Namea Isoaimo,
Peru’s Minister of Energy and Mines Mr Guillermo Shinno Huamani, Director-General
of the International Renewable Energy Agency Mr Francesco La Camera,
Executive Director and President of China National Petroleum Corporation’s
Economics and Technology Research Institute Mr Lu Ruquan and Vice President of
China Longyuan Power Group Corporation Limited Ms Ding Jing.

Speaking on the role of regional cooperation, Mr Chiang said platforms such as APEC
help bring together governments, businesses and financial institutions to share
experience, develop practical solutions and facilitate cross-border investment. He
added that the Belt and Road Initiative can support the flow of capital, technology and
expertise into clean-energy and infrastructure projects across the region.

He noted that realising these opportunities will require significant investment, while
investor confidence is built on clear policy direction, transparent market mechanisms
and visibility on long-term returns. In this respect, Hong Kong has a distinctive role to
play in mobilising capital for the region’s energy transition.

“With deep capital markets, a broad global investor base, sophisticated professional
services capabilities and close connectivity with the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong is
well positioned to serve as a ‘super connector’ and ‘super value-adder’ – linking capital
with clean energy and infrastructure opportunities, and helping to advance
Asia Pacific’s energy transition. As an energy company headquartered in Hong Kong
with a regional footprint, CLP will continue to support this transition through
disciplined investments across the region,” said Mr Chiang.


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China is the host economy for APEC in 2026. The 16th APEC Energy Ministerial Meeting
and the 12th Asia-Pacific Forum on Energy Sustainable Development and the High-level
Dialogue between APEC Energy Ministers and Business Leaders are key events held
during the “APEC Beijing Energy Week”, which aims to promote energy cooperation
in the Asia-Pacific region.

About CLP Group
The CLP Group is one of the largest investor-owned power businesses in Asia Pacific
with investments across Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland, Australia, India,
Taiwan Region and Southeast Asia. Hong Kong-listed CLP Holdings Limited is the
holding company for the CLP Group, whose business spans every major segment of
the electricity value chain ranging from power generation, transmission and
distribution to retail and smart energy services. Visit our website: www.clpgroup.com.

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CEO T.K. Chiang speaks at the 12th Asia-Pacific Forum on Energy Sustainable
Development and the High-level Dialogue between APEC Energy Ministers and
Business Leaders in Beijing.




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Senior government officials, business leaders and representatives of international
organisations discuss energy transition investment and regional cooperation at the
12th Asia-Pacific Forum on Energy Sustainable Development and the High-level
Dialogue between APEC Energy Ministers and Business Leaders in Beijing.
Attendees include National Energy Administration of China Vice Administrator
Wang Jianbo (middle), Secretary for Environment and Ecology of the HKSAR
Tse Chin-wan (seventh from right), Executive Director of the APEC Secretariat
Eduardo Pedrosa (fifth from right), Co-Chair of Pacific Economic Cooperation
Council Zhan Yongxin (seventh from left), President of Tianjin University Chai Liyuan
(eighth from left), Deputy General Manager of CHN Energy Investment Corporation
Fu Zhenbang (eighth from right), and CLP Holdings CEO T.K. Chiang (fifth from left).

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Email: justine.lau@clp.com.hk
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